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People who test positive for the virus will now be able to leave self-isolation four days earlier.

People in Jersey are being asked to share their thoughts on the island's future population policy.

A by-election was held on Wednesday following the death of Constable Len Norman in June.

People in Jersey can get tested at the General Hospital as part of World Hepatitis Day.

Jersey authorities are examining UK trials of electric scooters, but express concerns over safety.

Laura Daniels, 30, died five years after her sister Hannah Witheridge was murdered in Thailand.

The government wants to make it easier for people to have their first jab.

The 100th edition of the Siam Cup between Guernsey Raiders and Jersey Reds is postponed due to coronavirus.

Chief minister John Le Fondre says Jersey needs to move to a "new way" of managing the virus.

Single-use plastic and paper carrier bags will also be banned in Jersey from next year.

Jersey Reds sign Pontypridd prop Huw Owen for their forthcoming Championship campaign.

Organisers said they were "very sorry" to cancel the event, due to be held in Jersey in August.

The new figures mean that nearly 75% of Jersey's population has had their first vaccine dose.

Jersey Alliance, which includes nine members of government, says it is a centre-right party.

Jersey Bulls manager Gary Freeman is aiming for back-to-back promotions as his side prepares for a new season.

Mask wearing will be mandatory in public indoor settings again after a rise in Jersey Covid cases.

Former Hampshire and Guernsey all-rounder Lee Savident is named as the island side's new head coach.

The patient is the youngest person to die in Jersey with Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic.

It has a higher proportion of EU nationals outside of the EU than anywhere else in the world.